Uesugi Shrine - Yonezawa

Name: Uesugi Shrine - Yonezawa
Address: 1 Chome-4-13 Marunouchi, Yonezawa, Yamagata 992-0052, Japan, 992-0052, Japan

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Contact Uesugi Shrine

住所：

1 Chome-4-13 Marunouchi, Yonezawa, Yamagata 992-0052, Japan

電話：

📞 +8889

Postal code :

992-0052

Webサイト：

https://www.uesugi-jinja.or.jp/

Opening hours :

Saturday	6AM–5PM
Sunday	6AM–5PM
Monday	6AM–5PM
Tuesday	6AM–5PM
Wednesday	6AM–5PM
Thursday	6AM–5PM
Friday	6AM–5PM

カテゴリ：

Shinto shrine ,

Description :

Shrine dedicated to Uesugi Kenshin & filled with artifacts & exhibits relating to his life & works.

1 Chome-4-13 Marunouchi, Yonezawa, Yamagata 992-0052, Japan

Best Shinto shrine in japan

ち	ちんらい on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 子供の頃、お堀で金魚釣ってた記憶があります。(45年位まえ) 今は、お土産屋なども出来、観光地になっていますが、昔とかわらず素敵な神社です。 I remember fishing goldfish in a moat when I was a kid. (About 45 years ago) Nowadays, there are souvenir shops and it is a tourist spot, but it is still a wonderful shrine.
K	Kazuhiro Mita on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 米沢駅の乗り継ぎで2時間半ほどあったので駅前のレンタルサイクルを借りて行ってみました。あまり知らずに行きましたが目に見えないパワーを感じるなーと思ったらパワースポットだとか。うむ、さもありなん！知らなかったんですが、伊達政宗って米沢生まれとか！その後も蒲生氏を経て上杉景勝以降、鷹山など名君を多数輩出し続けた米沢、きっと何かパワーがあるんでしょうね！ It took about two and a half hours to transfer to Yonezawa station, so I rented a rental cycle in front of the station. I went without knowing much, but when I thought that I didn't feel the invisible power, it was a power spot. Um, there is also! I didn't know that Date Masamune was born in Yonezawa! After that, Yonezawa, who continued to produce many famous people such as Takayama after Kagekatsu Uesugi through Mr. Gamo, must have some power!
T	Teku teku on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ お堀に囲まれた緑豊かな庭園で、歴史好きにはたまらない神社です。パワースポットと言われるのが分かります。近隣に有れば最高でした。また行ってみたい神社の一つです。無料駐車場完備！お土産や軽食も楽しめ　家族で散歩がてらにも良いですね。 A lush garden surrounded by a moat, this shrine is irresistible for history lovers. You can see that it is called a power spot. It was great if it was in the neighborhood. It is one of the shrines I would like to visit again. Free parking available! You can also enjoy souvenirs and light meals. It's also good for a family walk.
b	be-shamon.COFFEE珈琲ロースター on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 米沢に幾度も足を運びながら、初めて上杉神社へ来ました。元々は本丸があった場所なんでしょうか？等勉強しながら散策。綺麗な御堀にしっかりとした見学ルート！流石上杉！　上杉と言えば謙信！大河ドラマ「天地人」で有名になりました。新潟（長岡？）から会津へ、そして米沢へ、関ケ原の戦いの末敗れ、何とか上杉家を守り石高を減らされ米沢へ、そんな中会津から国替えの際にリストラをしないで米沢へ来たと聞いています。（by 天地人）街づくり・人づくり、産業(国)づくり!碁盤の目のようなこの街の中で、街中を歩いていると福島や郡山には無い地元の産業（文化）を感じます。過去（数百年前）の方の街づくりの考えが今も感じるのはさすがにすごいと感じます。この上杉神社に息づく考え等がこの私にも感じる事が出来ます。コロナ等の諸問題があり経済が停滞、日本のＧＤＰがこの20年平行線をたどり、いつの間にか世界順位も20数番に落ちてしまった。何れ先進国（Ｇ７）からも外される日も遠くは無いかもしれない。※Ｇ20も外されるかも？　この上杉神社はその時の過ちも正義を持って望み、志を持って（人民・藩・農民）幸せを追求した足跡の歴史なのかなと感じます。勝てば官軍という言葉がありますが、負けてもその生き方と正義を感じさせるのはすごい事と感じます。 I came to Uesugi Shrine for the first time while visiting Yonezawa many times. Is it the place where the main circle was originally located? Take a walk while studying. A solid tour route to the beautiful Mihori! As expected, Uesugi! Speaking of Uesugi, Kenshin! It became famous for the taiga drama "Heaven and Earth". I heard that from Niigata (Nagaoka?) To Aizu and then to Yonezawa, after losing the battle of Sekigahara, I managed to protect the Uesugi family and reduce the stone height to Yonezawa. I am. (By Tenchijin) Town planning, human development, industry (country) building! In this city like a grid, you can feel the local industry (culture) that Fukushima and Koriyama do not have. .. I still feel that the ideas of urban development in the past (hundreds of years ago) are truly amazing. I can feel the thoughts that live in this Uesugi Shrine. Due to various problems such as corona, the economy stagnated, Japan's GDP has followed parallel lines for the past 20 years, and the world ranking has fallen to more than 20 before I knew it. It may not be long before they are removed from the developed countries (G7). * G20 may also be removed? I feel that this Uesugi Shrine is a history of the footsteps of pursuing happiness with justice and aspirations (people, clan, farmers) at that time. There is a word "government army" if you win, but even if you lose, it is amazing to feel the way of life and justice.
グ	グルメ大家さん食べログ・インスタ共通 on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 米沢に行ったならセットで訪問するべき観光スポットの上杉神社。上杉鷹山や直江兼続の足跡をたどれるパワースポットです。アメリカのジョン・Ｆ・ケネディ大統領が初めて来日した際に、日本人記者から「日本人で、一番尊敬する人物は誰か？」と質問されたとき、『上杉鷹山』と答えたという。そのとき、日本人記者団は誰もこの『上杉鷹山』の名前を知らなかった、というエピソードで知られています。その有名な言葉が「為せば成る、為さねば成らぬ、何ごとも。成らぬは人の為さぬなりけり」。ハリウッド映画のバックトゥーザ・フューチャーでも主人公マーティが30年前にタイムスリップした際に、後に父親になるジョージに言うセリフがこの言葉の英語版。 ”If you put your mind to it, you can accomplish anything.” 日本国内外で有名なこのフレーズが生まれたのがここに祀られる上杉鷹山。多少遠くてもここへ立ち寄るべきですよね。 Uesugi Shrine is a tourist spot that you should visit as a set if you go to Yonezawa. It is a power spot where you can follow in the footsteps of Uesugi Takayama and Naoe Kanetsugu. When President John F. Kennedy of the United States first came to Japan, when a Japanese reporter asked, "Who is the most respected Japanese person?", He answered "Uesugi Takayama." At that time, it is known in the episode that no Japanese reporters knew the name of this "Uesugi Takayama". The famous word is "If you do it, you must do it, you can't do anything. If you don't do it, you can't do it for people." In the Hollywood movie Back to the Future, when the main character Marty slipped in time 30 years ago, the English version of this word was to tell George, who would later become his father. ”If you put your mind to it, you can accomplish anything.” Uesugi Takayama, which is enshrined here, was born from this phrase, which is famous both in Japan and abroad. You should stop by here even if it's a little far away.
佐	佐藤Hiroyukiss博之 on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 先日米沢に行ったおり、戦国武将、伊達政宗公、直江兼続公、上杉景勝公、そしてケネディ大統領も影響を受けたと言われる上杉鷹山公ゆかりの上杉神社へと参詣に参った。祭神はかの上杉謙信公である。時間が遅かったので足早に拝観させていただいた。かつての戦国武将をはじめ、当時の民たちが歩いたであろうこの地で深く首を垂れて手を合わせてきました。歴史深き米沢にて「なせば成る　なさねば成らぬ　何事も　成らぬは人の　なさぬなりけり」肝に命じた次第でござる。 The other day, I went to Yonezawa and visited Uesugi Shrine, which is related to Uesugi Takayama, who is said to have been influenced by Sengoku warlords, Date Masamune, Kanetsugu Naoe, Kagekatsu Uesugi, and President Kennedy. The deity is Kenshin Uesugi. It was too late, so I took a quick look. Including the former Sengoku warlords, the people of that time have hung their heads deeply and put their hands together in this place where they would have walked. In Yonezawa, which has a long history "If you don't do it, you have to do it, you can't do anything, you can't do anything, you can't do it." It depends on what I ordered to my liver.
M	M Hlib on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ For me if you've seen one shrine you've seen them all unless they have some crazy garden that stretches over a large area.
P	Paul Walsh on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Shrine to the great samurai warrior Uesugi Kenshin (1530-1578) of the warring states period. Kenshin ruled Echigo in the days before the Uesugi clan was sent to Yonezawa after opting for the losing side against Tokugawa Ieyasu at Sekigahara (1600)